Title: "One Agent Is Slow — Here's How To Use Three At Once" Duration: ~7 minutes Style: Screen recording + talking head
[SCREEN: Single agent working sequentially — research → then code → then review. Timer: 12 minutes.]
VILIUS (voiceover): "One agent doing research, then code, then review. Sequential. Twelve minutes."
[SCREEN: Three agents working simultaneously — research, code, review. Timer: 4 minutes.]
VILIUS (voiceover): "Three agents doing all three at once. Four minutes. Same output. This is orchestration — and it's the difference between waiting and working."
[SCREEN: Decision graphic — "3+ independent streams?" → orchestrate. "Simple task?" → single agent.]
VILIUS (on camera): "Don't orchestrate everything. A single agent is faster for simple tasks. Orchestrate when you have three or more independent workstreams, or a task that will flood your context with intermediate data."
[SCREEN: Three-agent diagram — Research, Review, Build]
VILIUS (voiceover): "The most common pattern: three agents, three jobs, parallel execution. Research agent investigates options. Build agent implements. Review agent checks quality. All at the same time."
[SCREEN: Specialist agent types — SPFx Builder, Code Reviewer, Researcher, Debugger]
VILIUS (voiceover): "Beyond parallel execution, orchestration enables specialists. A general agent can do anything adequately. A specialist with the right skills does one thing exceptionally well."
[SCREEN: SPFx specialist vs general agent comparison]
VILIUS (on camera): "When I need an SPFx web part, I spawn a specialist with six known build failure modes loaded as skills. It diagnoses and fixes in three minutes. A general agent would diagnose from scratch — twenty minutes, same result. The difference is the skills."
[SCREEN: Good vs bad context comparison]
VILIUS (voiceover): "The biggest mistake: sending too little context. 'Review PR 47' — the agent reviews against generic standards. Include: stack, conventions, key files, specific constraints. The output quality difference is night and day."
VILIUS (voiceover): "Orchestration multiplies throughput. Next: Pipelines — agents that run on schedules, without you. Cron jobs, builds, monitoring. Zero human intervention."
VILIUS (on camera): "Your homework: next multi-stream task, don't do it sequentially. Fire all three agents at once and watch the timer."